The Tibetan Seven Bell (also known as *Tibetan Seven-Bell, Drilbu, or Tingsha Bells) is a traditional Tibetan ritual instrument used in Buddhist ceremonies, meditation, and sound healing practices. It typically consists of seven metal bells, often made of brass or bronze, and sometimes adorned with sacred symbols or mantras. The number 7 holds deep spiritual meaning in Tibetan Buddhism, representing completeness and harmony. The sound is considered a call to mindfulness and a way to purify the environment.
Weight: 2.25 kg
Dimension: H 17cm x D 12cm x W 53cm
